News – Yemen: The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources has affirmed that the US aggression targeting Kamaran Island represents a “direct threat to marine life and the ecological system.”

In a statement condemning the US attack on the island—which endangered the lives of residents and fishermen—the Ministry described the assault as a “criminal act that reflects the bankruptcy of the US aggression, which shows no hesitation in violating all humanitarian and international conventions.”

The statement noted that “this aggression has caused severe damage to one of the most environmentally and economically important islands in the Red Sea.”

The Ministry held the United States fully responsible for the attack and called on the United Nations and international organizations to “assume their legal and humanitarian responsibilities, take a firm stance in condemning this crime, and work to stop the aggression against the Yemeni and Palestinian peoples.”

The statement concluded by asserting that the attack is “part of the US escalation in service of the Zionist entity and its aggression against the Palestinian people.”

The attacks come as part of the ongoing US aggression on Yemen since mid-March, aimed at pressuring Yemen to abandon its stance in support of the Palestinian people, who are facing a genocidal war in Gaza.

Sana’a has reaffirmed that it will continue its operations in support of Gaza, stressing that US attacks will not deter the Yemeni people from their steadfast position in solidarity with the Palestinian cause.